Season 5: Episode 17: Predictions for 2026 and AI

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Season 5: Episode 17: Predictions for 2026 and AIA conversation with Alan Shark and cohost Mary Frances Coryell, Chief Revenue Officer at CITIBOTIn this concluding episode of Season 5, Alan shares his predictions for 2026, primarily about AI, and Mary Frances discusses changes she has witnessed firsthand in the adoption of AI in state and local government. Together, they discuss what we might expect in 2026.

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